The phrase "approved screening" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a screening process has been officially authorized or validated, such as in medical, security, or recruitment settings.
Example: "All candidates must undergo an approved screening process before being considered for the position."
Alternatives: "authorized screening" or "validated screening".
A prospective, Ethical Committee approved screening study is underway.
However, no serum tumour markers have approved screening utility for CRC (Locker et al, 2006; Duffy et al, 2014), and although a recently evaluated plasma septin 9 (SEPT9) DNA methylation test (Epi proColon) holds some promise (Church et al, 2013; Johnson et al, 2014), increased uptake (vs faecal testing) in non-compliant populations needs to be demonstrated.
So far, though, the only federally approved screening test identifies some patients who are unlikely to need a defibrillator in the next year — not those most likely to require one.
The University of Texas Medical Branch Institutional Review Board approved screening of all human sera.
Thus, the development of reliable biomarkers for early detection of lung cancer is an urgent field since there is no currently approved screening test for lung cancer detection.
Current technologies allow only limited prediction of cancer risk and there are no approved screening methods applicable to the general population.
After a tap on the approve screen that displays, the user can then return to their computer and will be logged into CapitalOne.com without having to take any additional steps.
Given the absence of an approved blood screening test for dengue in Australia, managing transfusion-transmission risk focuses on identifying donors at risk for exposure and temporarily excluding them from donating fresh blood components (erythrocytes, platelets, and clinical plasma) (referred to here as dengue management strategy) (9 ).
Because the original complete sets of FDA approved compounds screened are not publically accessible it is difficult to compare hit rates versus all compounds tested to date.
